Protesters in France published a manifesto of their claims in 25 points

Participants in the" Yellow Vests "events in France published a manifesto of 25 points with the requirements of their government.

The document placed on the site of Free Thinker, writes LB.ua.

If, initially, the demonstrators had demanded that the authorities refuse to increase fuel taxes, their needs were divided into categories: political, economic, economic oligarchic and geopolitical.

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1. The convening of a national assembly for a tax reform, legally prohibiting taxes above 25% a means of subsistence of the citizen.

2 Increase by 40% the minimum wage, the pe nsion and the living wage.

3. Create new jobs in the areas of health, education, public transportation, public order, etc.

4. Immediately begins to build 5 million affordable housing units, which will reduce rents, mortgages and job creation in the construction sector. Punish strictly the municipality and the prefecture leaving the plain homeless.

5. Reduce the size of banks and break banking monopolies. Prevent banks with depositors from dealing with stock market speculation. Prohibit the rescue of illiquid banks for taxpayers' money

6. Cancellation of Domestic Debt

7. For the support of the people, rewrite the Constitution in the interest of the sovereignty of the people. Legitimize general referendums at the initiative of the people

8. Prevent lobbying and impacts. Prohibit the convicted person from holding elective positions all his life, as well as several elective positions simultaneously.

Leave the European Union and resume the circulation of your own currency.

10. Stop tax evasion. Make 80 billion euros that the 40 largest companies owe to the state.

11. Put an end to the continuation of privatization and restore the privatized property (airports, railways and highways, car parks) to the property of the State.

12. Remove the radar and the camera from the roads. They do not prevent road accidents and are only a veiled tax.

13. Exclude the ideology of the national education system and critically review destructive and discredited teaching methods.

14. In the area of ​​justice, increase the budget four times. Order by law the maximum waiting time allowed for court proceedings. Simplify the judicial system. Make justice free and public.

15. To break media monopolies, eliminate the turmoil between the media and politicians. Make the media accessible to the public and ensure diversity of opinions. Prohibit editorial propaganda. Stop media subsidies and tax breaks for journalists.

16. Ensure civil liberties. Promulgate in the Constitution a total ban on state intervention in education, health care and family institutions.

17. The law requires machine manufacturers to extend the life of a minimum of 10 years. To force them to have spare parts in stock.

18. Prohibit the production and circulation of plastic containers and other packaging that clog the environment as quickly as possible

19. Limit the impact of pharmaceutical companies on the health system. Organize a national conference on health care reform.

20. Prohibit GMOs and pesticides. Prohibit the use of agricultural land without crop rotation

21. Reindustrialize to reject imports that cause the greatest damage to the environment.

22. Immediately withdraw from NATO and legally prohibit the use of French troops in wars of aggression.

23. Franco-African relations. Stop the flight policy, stop military and political interference. Give money and property to dictators, dishonestly, to the African people. Return immediately to the house of the French troops. End the colonial system that forces African countries to maintain foreign exchange reserves in the central bank of France, which keeps Africa in distress. Negotiate on an equal footing

24. Stop the flow of immigrants who can not afford to welcome and integrate in France

25. In foreign policy – exclusive respect for international law and signed agreements.

Reminder, the French authorities have decided to cancel the increase in the fuel tax, scheduled for January 1, because of the many events of "yellow vests". The demonstrations, which turned into street clashes and vandalism in Paris last weekend, began in November to protest the rise in fuel taxes, for which the government was going to finance environmental activities.

The rallies quickly became an organized movement against President Emmanuel Macron. He is accused of leading a policy that particularly affected poor families.

This is the most massive unrest in France over the past 50 years. According to recent data, the number of prisoners would have exceeded 1,700.